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Kodak i30/i40 Scanners User's Guide
The Kodak i30 and i40 Scanners are compact desktop devices designed for workgroups and decentralized applications. The i30 is a simplex color scanner, while the i40 is a duplex color scanner that includes an optional special document feeder for small-sized items like checks and credit cards. Both models feature a 50-page automatic document feeder and a high-speed USB 2.0 interface.
Read onlineKodak I40 specifications
| Automatic Document Feeder Capacity | 50 pages |
|---|---|
| Scanning Speed | 25 ppm |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Output Resolutions | 75 to 600 dpi |
| Operating Systems | Windows 2000/ME/98SE/XP |
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Mounting, wiring and first power-up. Read it before the hardware goes in.
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the difference between the Kodak i30 and i40 scanners?
The i30 is a desktop simplex color scanner, while the i40 is a desktop duplex color scanner.
What is the maximum scanning speed for letter-size documents?
The scanner scans 25 pages per minute for letter-size documents at 200 dpi.
What is the scanning speed of the i30 and i40 scanners?
Both models scan at 25 pages per minute (letter size) at 200 dpi.
Which USB version does the scanner use?
The scanners are designed for USB 2.0 but will also operate on USB 1.1 at reduced speed.